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Estonia turns back to shale oil as it cuts off Russian power - Vimarsana News

Estonia turns back to shale oil as it cuts off Russian power

Auver: When Baltic states switched off Russian power and halted other imports in response to Moscow s invasion of Ukraine, Estonia restarted its shale...

No relief in sight for high electricity prices in Estonia - Vimarsana News

No relief in sight for high electricity prices in Estonia

Electricity prices in Estonia are likely to remain high for months to come. Prices going up, however, haven't seen a reduction in electricity consumption.

Peat producers after strategic reserve for the heating season - Vimarsana News

Peat producers after strategic reserve for the heating season

The Estonian Peat Association has proposed the creation of a strategic peat reserve and compensation for the price difference caused by CO2 quotas. The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications said that while producers are free to approach district heating providers, there are no measures for CO2 component compensation.

Gray alder could be used for heating in place of Russian gas - Vimarsana News

Gray alder could be used for heating in place of Russian gas

While gray alder has few uses other than providing heat, harvesting the timber has not been cost-effective. Energy price hikes could be changing this situation now, with gray alder one alternative to Russian gas.

Ministry refuses to extend offshore wind turbines buffer zone - Vimarsana News

Ministry refuses to extend offshore wind turbines buffer zone

The Association of Estonian Cities and Rural Municipalities (ELVL) has proposed increasing the visual buffer zone of offshore wind turbines from the current 11.1 kilometers to at least 15 kilometers. Officials describe the plan as costly and counterproductive in terms of the green turn.